Another AAC update

[proditor]

And....we're stalled until it warms the heck up around here.  I have no place to spray paint unfortunately, so unless the weather co-operates (Yeah, that'll happen) I may have to back burner the AAC till spring.    

[BlackOps]

I really like the little F/A-27's. Your carrier platform is sooooo freaking huge it is mindboggling. I'm just glad I don't have to do the fodwalk for any landingstrip that can accomodate this beast


Looking forward to seeing more progress...if it has to wait til spring so be it.


Jeff G.

[ysi_maniac]

Really cool  B)    B)    

[Mossie]

And....we're stalled until it warms the heck up around here.  I have no place to spray paint unfortunately, so unless the weather co-operates (Yeah, that'll happen) I may have to back burner the AAC till spring.   

Are you using spray cans?  I was told a trick a last year, when I was trying to spray in winter although I've never used it myself since (the weather got warmer).  Pop the can in a narrow flower vase & pour warm (not hot) water in, so the water surrounds the can.  Leave it it 15-20 minutes, your can should stay warm for long enough to get at least one coat on.

No idea how well it works, but it's worth a try rather than waiting six months!

Nice job by the way!

[Eddie M.]

And....we're stalled until it warms the heck up around here.  I have no place to spray paint unfortunately, so unless the weather co-operates (Yeah, that'll happen) I may have to back burner the AAC till spring.  

Are you using spray cans?  I was told a trick a last year, when I was trying to spray in winter although I've never used it myself since (the weather got warmer).  Pop the can in a narrow flower vase & pour warm (not hot) water in, so the water surrounds the can.  Leave it it 15-20 minutes, your can should stay warm for long enough to get at least one coat on.

No idea how well it works, but it's worth a try rather than waiting six months!

Nice job by the way!

I use that method of warming spray cans all the time and it lets the paint flow very well. Good suggestion.
  Eddie

[lancer]

And....we're stalled until it warms the heck up around here.  I have no place to spray paint unfortunately, so unless the weather co-operates (Yeah, that'll happen) I may have to back burner the AAC till spring.  

Are you using spray cans?  I was told a trick a last year, when I was trying to spray in winter although I've never used it myself since (the weather got warmer).  Pop the can in a narrow flower vase & pour warm (not hot) water in, so the water surrounds the can.  Leave it it 15-20 minutes, your can should stay warm for long enough to get at least one coat on.

No idea how well it works, but it's worth a try rather than waiting six months!

Nice job by the way!

Been using that idea for ages. I used to to keep all sorts of cans warm and ready. CO2 bottles for paintball, Aircans for when I airbrush at night -Got a noisey compressor - and for rattle cans as well....